2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.trc.2021.103240
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A physics-informed deep learning paradigm for car-following models

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“…And, the experimental results show that the error of simple backpropagation neural network is smaller than Gipps and Wiedemann74. Mo et al [17] combined deep learning with the IDM or OVM respectively to jointly predict the state of following vehicle at time t + Δ𝜏. All the above studies have obtained good simulation results, which proves that only the information at time t can be used as the input to obtain high simulation accuracy.…”
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“…And, the experimental results show that the error of simple backpropagation neural network is smaller than Gipps and Wiedemann74. Mo et al [17] combined deep learning with the IDM or OVM respectively to jointly predict the state of following vehicle at time t + Δ𝜏. All the above studies have obtained good simulation results, which proves that only the information at time t can be used as the input to obtain high simulation accuracy.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, the trained GATCF model and FNN model are used to simulate the driving trajectory of the following vehicle. The RMSE i p and MAE i p are used to calculate the simulation error of the i-th vehicle, as shown in Equations ( 16), (17). The mean and standard deviation of the simulation errors of each model were calculated separately, as shown in Table 7.…”
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“…Yuan et al [33] proposed to leverage a hybrid framework, physics regularized Gaussian process [34] for macroscopic traffic flow modeling and TSE. The hybrid methods using the PIDL framework [35], [36], [37] recently becomes an active field. Huang et al [38] studied the use of PIDL to encode the Greenshields-based LWR and validated it in the loop detector scenarios using SUMO simulated data.…”
Section: Related Work Of Traffic State Estimationmentioning
confidence: 99%